Smart Move Removals provide residential moving in Chorley and the surrounding Lancashire area. Town-centre terraced streets around Pall Mall, Bolton Street and Brooke Street have tight residents' parking — we book Chorley Council suspensions a week ahead. New-build estates at Buckshaw Village and Euxton have wide access roads ideal for full-size removal lorries.
Local and long-distance house moves across the North West. Fixed-price quotes, careful crews, fully insured — from one-bed flats to large family homes.
What's included
- Free home survey with fixed-price written quote
- £2M goods-in-transit and £5M public liability cover
- Wardrobe boxes, sofa covers, mattress bags supplied
- Same-day and next-day moves available
About Chorley
Bustling Lancashire market town at the foot of the West Pennine Moors, famous for its Flat Iron Market, Astley Hall and Park, the Chorley FC 'Magpies' and the locally invented Chorley cake. Long-established commuter links via the M61, M6 and direct trains to Manchester and Preston make it one of the most in-demand relocation destinations in central Lancashire.
- Population
- 38,400
- Avg house price
- £215,000
- Nearest airport
- Manchester Airport (28mi)
- Nearest hospital
- Chorley & South Ribble Hospital (1mi)
- Nearest beach
- Southport Beach (19mi)
- Parks & green space
- Astley Park, Yarrow Valley Country Park, Coronation Recreation Ground, Rivington Country Park (nearby)
- The Chorley cake — a flat, crisp currant pastry — is local to the town and still baked by family bakeries on Market Street.
- Astley Hall hosted Oliver Cromwell on his way to the Battle of Preston in 1648.
- The Flat Iron Market dates back to 1498 and is one of the oldest continuously held markets in the North West.
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Local estate agents in Chorley
We work alongside these agents on moves in and out of Chorley.
- Ben Rose Estate Agents
- Farrell Heyworth
- Roberts Rowland
- Reeds Rains
- Bridgfords